The Innovation Economy Podcast
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Looking at the factors that drive business innovation and growth
The Innovation Economy podcast looks at the factors that drive business growth, including how people, processes, platforms, and places work together to create the future of work.
There are 3 series within The Innovation Economy podcast:
The Innovation Economy: Intrapreneurs with Adam Chen
While entrepreneurs are often lauded with creating new businesses and ideas, it is more often the case that change agents working within organizations—intrapreneurs—are responsible for innovation and seeing those new ideas through to completion.
Host: Adam Chen, President at AmenityLinc and long-time changemaker within innovative organizations.
The Innovation Economy: Brand the Change with Bonnie Habyan
The Innovation Economy: The Brand the Change series focuses on how intrapreneurs and engaged employees can leverage their personal brand and superpowers to support their company, secure their own future, and create unprecedented value.
Host: Bonnie Habyan, Chief Marketing Officer at X-Caliber, and marketer, author, speaker, and content creator.
The Innovation Economy: Inspiration + Location with Greg Kihlström
The Innovation Economy: Inspiration + Location will feature 12 guests and topics over the course of a year that will talk about what it’s like to build businesses, work, and live in innovative places. It is sponsored by Arlington Economic Development.
Host: Greg Kihlström, Principal at GK5A and best-selling author, entrepreneur and advisor to leading organizations.
The Innovation Economy podcast is presented by The Agile Brand and produced by Missing Link—a Latina-owned strategy-driven, creatively fueled production co-op. From ideation to creation, they craft human connections through intelligent, engaging and informative content.
Articles & Podcast Episodes
Listen to Season 1 Now on Apple Podcasts and wherever you listen to podcasts
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Public Art and the Future of Place with Angela Anderson Adams
Inviting artists to play a major role in designing and enhancing the civic realm shouldn’t be the byproduct of a sudden cultural shift brought on by a pandemic. It can’t be an afterthought or a quick fix to creating a unique place that will attract business and residents. And if you ask Arlington’s Public Art…
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The Next Big Name in STEM Might Be a Four Year Old Girl
One Arlington organization is working to change that. Since 2015, Rosie Riveters has been on a mission to raise the rate of women working in STEM fields while boosting innovation through diversity training in the future workforce. Teaching technical skills and complex science may seem best suited to mature, higher education students, but for Rosie…
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Arlington doesn’t limit its creative sector strictly to arts endeavors.
Arlington Economic Development asked the question, what does the creative economy have to do with the military? Turns out, a lot more than you might think. At the May 16th Return on Creativity seminar: Leading From the Front, a diverse panel of former and active members of the military spanning three generations talked about how…
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Return on Creativity is Blue Chip
What if the art and design students teamed up with engineers, business majors and programmers to tackle issues in banking and health care? What if scientists using data for biocomplexity and behavioral research tapped creative thinkers for breakthrough results? What if your creative ‘side hustle’ is now contributing to a $6billion online sector? And what…